The Sisal Edit from Milliken: Carpet Tiles Inspired by Natural Texture

Milliken has recently introduced The Sisal Edit, a new premium carpet tile collection influenced by the understated beauty of natural fibres. Drawing inspiration from sisal, seagrass and jute, the collection brings warmth, texture and a grounded aesthetic into contemporary commercial interiors.

Designed for designers, architects and specifiers seeking a balance between visual softness and practical performance, The Sisal Edit offers an alternative to more conventional carpet tile designs.

Inspired by Natural Fibres, Designed for Modern Spaces

Sisal, seagrass and jute have long been valued for their organic texture and calming visual qualities. The Sisal Edit translates these characteristics into high-performance carpet tiles, capturing the look of woven natural materials while delivering the durability and flexibility required for commercial use.

This makes the collection particularly suitable for environments where comfort, acoustics and aesthetics are equally important.

What’s Inside The Sisal Edit?

The collection has been intentionally curated to keep specification simple while offering design versatility.

• - Four muted, earthy colourways designed to work across a wide range of interior palettes
• - Three organic carpet tile designs:
  
  • Meela – a subtle, refined texture ideal for calm, minimal interiors
  • Looma – linear patterning inspired by woven fibres
  • Zagora – a more expressive design with depth and character

Designed to Work Seamlessly with All About Stone and All About Wood Collections

One of the strengths of The Sisal Edit is its seamless integration with other Milliken flooring collections, particularly All About Stone and All About Wood.

This allows designers to create cohesive, layered interiors using complementary surface finishes across different zones.

Pairing with All About Wood

When used alongside All About Wood, The Sisal Edit supports a natural, biophilic design approach. Wood-effect surfaces can define circulation routes, collaboration areas or hospitality zones, while Sisal Edit carpet tiles introduce softness and acoustic comfort to workspaces, lounges and meeting areas. The shared natural aesthetic ensures visual continuity rather than contrast.

Pairing with All About Stone

Combined with All About Stone, The Sisal Edit works particularly well in contemporary commercial environments. Stone-effect finishes providing structure and definition in high-traffic areas such as receptions and transitional spaces, while carpet tiles can be used to soften adjacent zones such as breakout areas, offices or waiting spaces. The tonal compatibility between the collections helps maintain a cohesive design language throughout the project.

Supporting Zoning and Wayfinding

By using The Sisal Edit with All About Stone and All About Wood, specifiers can easily:

• Define different functional areas within open-plan layouts
• Create subtle transitions between zones
• Combine hard and soft flooring for practical performance
• Maintain a consistent, design-led aesthetic across the entire scheme

This makes the collections particularly effective for large commercial projects such as offices, hotels, mixed-use developments and retail environments.

Contact us to find out more about this latest collection from Milliken and how it can support your project plans.

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